David Murray Redesigns Famous Villains in High Fashion Garb
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Talented illustrator David Murray has redesigned several famous villains in haute couture garb that showcases popular females decked out in a high fashion wardrobe. The designs capture the lawbreakers and misfits as members of the elite and high society with garments that represent the epitome of style, wealth and status.
The designs look similar to the sketches designers make for their collections. Murray uses famed film villains from comic book and superhero films as the models for the clothing. Then each villain is dressed up in real pieces featured from the spring and summer lines of famed fashion houses such as Versace. The villains featured include the likes of Cat Woman from Batman Returns, Elle Driver from Kill Bill and Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad.
The designs look similar to the sketches designers make for their collections. Murray uses famed film villains from comic book and superhero films as the models for the clothing. Then each villain is dressed up in real pieces featured from the spring and summer lines of famed fashion houses such as Versace. The villains featured include the likes of Cat Woman from Batman Returns, Elle Driver from Kill Bill and Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad.
Trend Themes
1. Haute Couture Villains - Incorporating popular comic book and superhero villains into the high fashion industry through creative collaborations and unique design concepts.
2. Reimagined Iconic Characters - Taking well-known characters and giving them a fresh, modern twist done through innovative and unique design principles.
3. High Fashion Pop Culture - Integrating pop culture references and characters into the high fashion industry to create unique and eye-catching designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - High-end fashion brands that collaborate with illustrators and artists to create unique and creative designs for their collections.
2. Entertainment - Movie and comic book industries that explore new merchandising and licensing opportunities to expand their audience reach and increase brand awareness.
3. Art - Illustrators and concept artists that create unique and innovative designs that can transcend multiple industries, from fashion to entertainment.
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